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Thailand Pass AXA Insurance Covid Insurance Visa Requirements Expat Advice

Nov 23, 2021

3 years ago

Wdengyuan *****

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Can anyone help me? Is this insurance allowed to apply for thailand pass?

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The conversation provides various experiences from expats regarding the use of AXA insurance for applying for the Thailand Pass. Many users affirm that AXA's insurance policies are acceptable, often suggesting to have a printed copy of the insurance policy when submitting applications. Some users also recommend alternative options like ACS insurance, highlighting differences in coverage, costs, and multi-entry options. Discussion also includes links for instant quotes and detailed steps for purchasing insurance. Overall, AXA insurance is deemed reliable for the Thailand Pass, and users advise confirming coverage details.

Jodie ******

Hi all. I’m flying from the uk to Thailand 28th December for 30 days but will be extending it another 30 days. Should I get insurance for 60 days now? Or 30? Like if I’m asked why I have insurance for 2 months but my onward flight is in a month (a cheap one that won’t be used) will it be ok?

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Kanit ***************

you can buy for 60 days then you don’t need to get it extended later.

Here is the Steps check price and buy it online 👉🏻

STEP 1 :

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Click link and fill your info and payment online with credit card/debit card.

Step 2 : After your payment, Waiting the insurance document to sent to your email.

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@Kanit **************

brilliant Thankyou. So they won’t question why my insurance is longer than my intended 30 day travel?

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Kanit ***************

note: here is how you get your Visa extension

You will go to your local immigration office in the province you are staying. You will hand them the following documents:

1. Your passport and:

a. a copy of your data ("picture") page

b. a copy of your most recent visa (if you have one)

c. a copy of your most recent stamp

d. a copy of your departure card

2. A TM30, filed in the immigration office.

3. The forms (each immigration office may have different forms, and want to use their special forms)

4. 2 passport pictures

5. 1,900 THB.

They will grant you a 30 day extension of stay, added on to your current admitted to stamp.

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@Kanit **************

brilliant. Is it easy enough to get a passport photo taken? Or should I get this before I come? Also, what is a departure card? Thanks

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Kanit ***************

you can do it in Thailand (might be cheaper and not hard to find place to do it)

Here is the sample of departure card (normally you fill it on the plane before arrival in Thailand)

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Kanit ***************

I think so. And to extend your stay for 30 days is common thing anyway. Many people doing this

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Jordi ********

ever heard of identity theft?

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Ron *********

That's the "perfect" certificate, you're all set

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Margaret *********

Yes you can use

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Carsten *********

I used the same but still awaiting answer

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Burnard ************

I think so.

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David *******

Same one that I got and submitted it for entry and it’s valid !

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Dean *********

Forgive my ignorance but are these these types of insurance policies solely cover Covid only or all other things like stolen goods, lost luggage etc?

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Arie ********

Used this one. Claimed a hospital visit for my son using the same insurance. A great one!

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Mechelle ********

Anyone here experienced getting only 90 coverage of insurance and you have work permit and visa?

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George *******

Print a couple of copies they will be checked

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Chris *********************

Yes same as I got

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Ronald *********

Yes that's what I submitted, and received my TP.

But I have printed all three documents for travel, plus copies.

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Richard *******

Yes 👍

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Glenn ******

Is this the doc that you would send for the TP? Does it not have or need a QR code on it? TIA.

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Ni ****

Can you share please how much does it cost? Thank you.

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Chris *********************

it costs about 2700 bht a month

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Ni ****

@Chris ********************

wow not expensive

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Chris *********************

AXA Thailand

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Kanit ***************

Yes 👍 this is the one to be submitted for Thailand Pass

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Jeff ********

Let me guess it says ”Sawasdee” I’m gonna go with yes answer

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Mahmudur **************

Yes, you can

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Kev ********

Yes all good I used the same one

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DeWayne *******

Thats the company I used and my pass come thru after 7 days.

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Steve **********

Read the bold lettering

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John ********

Yes that's the one you need

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Julia *******

Anyone have the link of where I can pay and get the insurance certificate immediately/same day?

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John ********

axa Thailand insurance

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Jon *****

Be aware Axa is a single entry contract so if you intend to leave Thailand and come back in again, Axa is a no

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Jon *****

ACS sends the contract certificate instantly by e-mail

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Stefano ****************

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Kanit ***************

Click this link ➡️

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then fill in your information, country, age, arrival & departure date to get instant quote.

After make a payment (directly to AXA by credit/debit card) you will get insurance certificate like this sample sent to your email. You can use this certificate to apply for Thailand Pass with no problem

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Cami **********

check mondo app

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Ryan ****

AXA Thailand was basically instant for me.

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Johnny *******

Yes

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Domenico *************

It seems legit to me. It clearly state that covers Covid and the minimum coverage is the equivalent of approx 52k USD. I believe it is fine. Mine was very similar by the way.

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Andrew *******

I also used AxA 👍🏻

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Tony *********

Exactly what I had when I entered with COE. But it was for 100,000usd

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Rei ***********

how much you paid?

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Kanit ***************

you can also check premium price by Click this link ➡️

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then fill in your information, country, age, arrival & departure date to get instant quote.

After make a payment (directly to AXA by credit/debit card) you will get insurance certificate like this sample sent to your email. You can use this certificate to apply for Thailand Pass with no problem

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Rei ***********

@Kanit **************

this is a big help brother *thanks.

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Tony *********

I paid 7200bht for 90 days

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Rei ***********

thanks

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Jim ***********

Yes that's what I used

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Dan ******

I used AxA they are reliable & you are covered.

Got my insurance cert within 5 mins application

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Steve **********

what did it cost ?

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@Steve *********

you may Click this link ➡️

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then fill in your information, country, age, arrival & departure date to get instant quote.

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@Kanit **************

thanks, but don't need. Am settled in till storm end .

Most of this is Profiteering

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@Steve *********

it cost 50 uk pounds that covered me up to 30 grand. 👍🏻

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@Steve *********

was 750THB for 9 days for me.

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Steve **********

Thanks Ryan.

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Steven *******

AXA TH are a rip off, don't buy from them, there are better and cheaper alternatives

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Mike ******

example:

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Jon *****

ACS for example, and it's multi-entry not like Axa

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@Jon **********

may I ask plesse how much is ACS?

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Jon *****

I believe it will depend on which country you are from and your age, I paid 42,60 euros per month. Here is the link :

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Jim *********

I submitted using that one today 🤞🏻

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Raece **********

Yes I used this in mine

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Jon *******

That worked for me, but I also printed the whole policy and brought it along just in case.

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